Sex & Relationships

The brutal truth men don’t know about porn: Jana Hocking

Last week, Crystal Hefner said something we’ve all long expected.

Hugh Hefner was bad in bed.

I know. Hold me up, Jesus, because I think I might faint.

I mean, to be fair, the then-86-year-old Playboy founder’s frail old body, (I’m assuming) bad hips and rusty ticker probably weren’t up for a marathon lovemaking session with his then-26-year-old-wife.

But surely he could have thrown her a compliment or two and given her a nice backrub afterward.

Nope.

Turns out the old codger was the definition of “snore” in the bedroom.

Crystal Hefner said recently that her late husband, Hugh Hefner, was a “dud root.” Getty Images for Playboy

Crystal stated in her interview with Andrew Bucklow for news.com.au: “He never really cared to learn what women like or what women want or how to please a woman at all. He’s definitely a dud root.” And she laughed.

Now, as a woman, I’ve never related more to a statement. Just last week, my girlfriends and I were lamenting the state of play in our bedrooms right now. And it is grim, my friends.

Grim.

One girlfriend was telling me about her latest rendezvous, complaining that he limbered up, threw in a few grunts and was done before you could say “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.” (“Mary Poppins,” anyone?)

“He never really cared to learn what women like or what women want or how to please a woman at all. He’s definitely a dud root,” Crystal said during an interview. WireImage

I mean, the last guy I was dating thought foreplay was a golfing term.

And I blame Hugh. And Playboy. And porn.

Why? Because it is becoming incredibly obvious that men are watching far too much male-targeted porn and thinking we women come with a blow-up device and an on/off switch.

A recent study found that thanks to its ever-increasing easy access (thank you, internet), porn rates are soaring, with many becoming addicted to it.

It also reported that this addiction has led to men being unable to reach orgasm, finishing too soon, failing to maintain an erection, and even leading to issues connecting on an emotional level with their partner.

Now, don’t get me wrong. We all like a sneak peek on those sites from time to time, but when it starts getting in the way of your real-life sexcapades, and women are starting to openly discuss its noticeable side effects with their friends, then, Houston, we have a problem.

Jana Hocking agreed with Crystal Hefner, saying it’s obvious that men are watching far too much male-targeted porn and thinking women come with a blow-up device and an on/off switch. Instagram/jana_hocking

In the name of “research,” I decided to do some investigating. I went to a very popular porn site and viewed the videos under the “most popular” section. Wow.

These videos showed various forms of degradation, with scenes too rude to describe here — but it’s safe to say women’s sexual needs were not front and center.

In fact, I had to scroll far, far down to find any video that resembled female pleasure.

Side note: For the love of God, lady porn stars, can you please work on your moans?

On a popular porn site, the most popular videos showed various forms of degradation, and women’s sexual needs were not front and center. Getty Images/iStockphoto

You’re tricking men into thinking they’re gods just because they got their kit off. And that’s not how an orgasm works.

You know what? I aim some of the blame at you, too.

Now, let me state for the record that it’s not all men. I’ve been very impressed with past boyfriends. There was one in particular who had a tongue that Shakespeare could have written sonnets about. But sheesh, there are some duds out there.

The “jackhammers,” the “grunters,” the one-thrust-and-I’m-done players. For some reason, they’ve got it into their noggins that we are here for their pleasure.

But here’s a novel concept: Give a girl an orgasm and she’ll thank you in all sorts of cheeky ways. So let me do God’s work and share some simple ways to avoid being a “dud root.”

Slow down

Slow and steady wins the race. You want to be the tortoise, not the randy rabbit, in this scenario.

It’s why rock gods like Sting embrace the seven-hour tantric sex sessions.

OK, you don’t have to go that far. But wouldn’t it be nice to spend some quality time on something that feels pleasurable rather than gobble it all up like a packet of Oreos?

Chitchat

Get naughty and share with each other your kinks, fantasies and what really turns you on. Also be open about what you didn’t like — e.g., “I didn’t like feeling like a jack hammer, but I loved when you …”

Mix it up

One tip that Jana Hocking gives readers is to “get naughty and share with each other your kinks, fantasies and what really turns you on.” Getty Images

The same one position can get boring. Why not limber up and throw in a few moves your yoga instructor would be proud of. Horizontal, vertical, inside the bedroom, outside the bedroom.

With a pillow under your bot bot. Heck, why not throw in a few toys? They’re designed for pleasure, after all. Variety is the spice of life.

Recognize that a woman’s orgasms start in her mind

Lubricate our minds and you will lubricate our loins. (I should copyright that.)

“The Hefs of this world get spoken about at brunches far and wide. Be more like a John Mayer and treat our bodies like a wonderland,” Hocking said. Jana Hocking/Instagram

There’s no greater turn-on then getting a saucy text from your fella in the middle of the day telling you exactly what he plans on doing to you when you get home.

Good Lord, I get flustered just thinking about it.

So, fellas, don’t be a Hef. The Hefs of this world get spoken about at brunches far and wide. Be more like a John Mayer and treat our bodies like a wonderland.

Our libidos and your stamina will thank you for it!

Jana Hocking is a columnist and collector of kind-of-boyfriends |@jana_hocking